Even if one tries to the utmost extreme, it's still hard to see the human behind this artwork by Johannes Stoetter. The body painter is able to completely conceal his subjects, making it next to impossible to discern them from the animal they have morphed into.
The only photo where onlookers can actually see the human canvas is through photos taken when Johannes Stoetter is mid-process. One can almost see the faint outline of how he turns his subjects into hyper-real animals, but it's extremely difficult to discern in the final images.
In 2012, Johannes Stoetter achieved the World Body Painting Champion title, and for good reason. He is able to completely transform his subjects to the absolute extreme, and fool audience members in the process.
What's Driving This Trend
- Hyper-realistic Body Paint
- There is an opportunity for beauty and fashion industries to incorporate hyper-realistic body paint as a new form of self-expression, beauty enhancement or fashion statement.
- Morphing Humans Into Animals
- The entertainment industry could use the body painting technique to create visually stunning digital movies or games where humans morph into animals.
- Artistic Non-human Branding
- Brands can create experiential marketing campaigns and use the hyper-realistic technique to advertise their products in an artistic way.
Who This Affects Most
- Body Art Industry
- Incorporating advanced body painting techniques could lead the way for new forms of self-expression.
- Entertainment Industry
- The entertainment industry can incorporate this technique to create visually stunning digital movies or games.
- Fashion Industry
- There is an opportunity for the fashion industry to incorporate hyper-realistic body paint as a new form of fashion statement.
